Interestingly enough, I have found myself to suffer cedar fever symptoms off cedar season while I'm caving around central Texas. I always chalked it up to molds/fungi from the caves. But one day I came out all yellow, like our cars get in Jan., and I realized that I have been crawling around in layers of cedar pollen that has washed down into the caves. Oh well, caving is worth a runny nose and itchy eyes anytime!
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